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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

STORM uLsrRRs.

STORM uLsTERs.
This ia the season for both. and both ~
here In large variety. In buying Full Drn
Suit the most important point 10 b eonsidsrsd
il the At Unless II viii nt perfectly it win
look badly-much worse than the ordinary suit
that dts no bsktsr. That point sstslsd. ths
quality and trimming should receive careful
attention. Now, We are proud Of the perfect
attine qualities Of our Full Dress Suits. The
sizes ars graded 10 At the tail and slight the
short ana stout and the man Of regular form.
Ws ssil thsm separately or In SUITS; for in
stsnea ~ carry three grades In plain black
cloth. The costs cost els. $50, and s25; the
vests to match in the ordsr named wiu cost a.
%. and %. and Dossldn trousers %, %, slo,
aud s12. We are also showing some beautiful
snscts in iow-cut white vests. brocadsd and
vstsrsd silha ottoman reps, and Marssillss.
The very latest thing in Full Dress Suits 10 Q
Ans French Corkscrsw, with corded edges and
lined throughout with satin. Our price for
such Is s35 for coat and vest and $40 for
troussra The man who wears full dress suit
can't safely deny himself the luxury of o
Storm Ulster. We have them in every grade
that's warm. good. and stylish. Our prices
range from s10 to $40.
It's hardly necessary to remind You that
We carry in stock everything that gentleman
needs. Full Dress Shirts. with plain and hand
embroidered fronts; full dress Bows aud Ties:
Patent Leather Pumps and Shoes. Gloves. Um-
brellas. Opera and al other kinds Of Hats, Dreas-
ing Robes. Smoking Jackets. and Thousands of
other things suitable for gentlsmen's wear-all
ssprices that are usually charged for goods of
inferior merit
SAKS / COMPANY,
oENTLEMENs oUTFITTERS.
d1e 500 10 sos SEVENTH ST.
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BIC ,MAnK,pows IL RIssoss
WOODWARD LOrHROP will ofer
,ror or M9naayr M SsnIa; p,ppoxs
Nos 10 AND %
Which have heretofore sold at a.. 80. go, ard
6oc. per yard. 1T the uniform reduced price OF
35c. PER YARD.
These come in thirty-six different shade&,
specially desirable for fsncv work.
(First floor; center.D
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. nth and + SITS. NV.
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.AxAsx Srrs FoR PREsEsra

DAx.sx Srrs Fon PREsrsra
al soa.sssSss appreciate fins Linens. wing
not i MalSssSsb5soME DAMAsK LINEN SET,
Of quality, variety: and ehsapasss surpssss
4: s5sE,s ss4: values:
IS 'Sspiss: % match, plain. White md fancy
Va: s ,ss ss! q g e 3.
p.lJsSS ssFs s 4
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IS IS sss 8:
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ass: j ss ::ss s;s "a: Ss::s 81.
rs N. Sc ..... .
satpesI vita ene dozsa Is napaaas b mAAchs
MsscSed French Lmn pamnik Fnnssd
Cloths, with one dozen Fine Napkins 70 mateh;
"a as "a ss, ssss nd H2s:s
3y:ss,GSs q: - G.
III e: s. IS. e 50. 80 ss: "a
S:si; 3 9: SxisS IA IA ; ~ SSs;s:z
I'm EE: S. =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

x,,,.,s,, =, -, -. - 80
M .NlEDEAl W. ~ MAN NoIlb l-ikE Posi-.
uvh :. cierk III Srufery ~ " o. drive sroccry
wwssseen,x vel <cauAsnsea Win ths oiy. kdSrs~s
MAooN star once. its
WMTSp-AT HEtDyuARTrns : POSITIONS
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essis-s "A NJ s,s ~ q ~. y, ~ 'sks pea
boaeEN cASt n tRoMb> Va D -. n " dlp Sc
w ~ k.,-i. NJ us fyh 1o9ks CHAM.
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rrferences picks nStSe,H ~ 81 nnyas ny. ~ ey
w ma. er,,rs ~ ~, ~ Lhls.1 colohff
ar .sf,ces ne, a ~ s,ore
S--a " Nes /" ~ I'LL ss rear iSts q. n y.
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Silk ParrrRss Fon PREsrsrs.

Silk ParrrRss Fon PREsrsrs.
The attention Of gentlemen desiring to give
their wife q silk dress for Christmas present. IL
SUPERB STOCK OF SILK FABRICS.
which embraces the products OF the best known
forei<n aud domestic Manufacturer. such a.
ecan conscienti ,usly recommend TOR nneness
Notwithstanding their general excellence the
prices will 10 found comparatively iow. We
BLACK, ALL-SILK. FAILLE FRANCAISR
BLACK. ALL.SILK, eros GRAIN
Only 9Sc. per ya d.
BLACK, LL-SILK. sAlIN RHADANE,
On.y 04c. per yard
BLACK, ALLrSILK, SATIN DUCHESS.
BLACK. ALL-SILk. PEAU DE SOIE
Only 81 % Per yard
BLACK, ALL-SILK. PEAU DE SUEDE.
BLACK, NL-siLK. ARMURE.
BLACK, 9 hhfs slIs f Fx1 LIE FLORA
BLACK, xLL-sfLk MoNuPoLE.
only q 80 per- yard
BLACK. ALL-sILK FRENCH sURAH.
BLACK. ML-sfLk, MOIkE FRANCHISE.
only $1.25 per yard
~ SILK Dress Patterns will be put up in .
box thus adding TO their presentableaess.
First foor)
WOODWARD l. LOTHR0P.
Cor. Ith and + sta. n. ".
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JoHxsos & Lurfnrr,.

JOHNSON q LUTfREIl.
Our store viii be OPEN all Of next week N the even.
Ing until NINE O'CLOCK or later, whare ~ win
show 10 customer . full line Of
FANCY TOWELS. BURRAU COVERS, GLOVES
Of all kinds.
KID GLOVES, ct g., SO. IS 9Sc.
The best g0ods ever sold for the price named
Afun line Of
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
We have Just received another case Of those beautiful
DIAGONAL DRESS GOODS, 1t l5c
None like them In the city Suitable for presents.
sILE and GLORIA uMBRELLAa
from ol75 to 20
Gold, Silver aud Natural Handles.
JOHNSON LUTTRILL
AT 7l3 Market Space.
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FoDov1ng the touch Of winter on saturday we
may look for the usual announcement that the
peach crop d Delaware and New Jersey has been
Destroyed IL has been delayed until now only
wzitlay for the rrst snow fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19
WOODWARD D L0THR0P.
Corner 11th and r sta. n. ".

WoopwARn & LorHRop's CoLuxx.
We keep open until pm.
shop As early in the week - possible.
The uncrowded time is before IL Am. and
after 5 pm.
Our greatly enlarged quarters enables us TO
whit on thrice the cumber OF Customer ever
possible to before.
Two large, safe elevators: rapid cash railway
system: six delivery wagons. Q large force o.
experienced employees, and every possible facil.
ity for rapid and sstisfxctory trxnsactiou OF
business.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Cor. llth and r sts. ~.
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10000 XMAS pRssrsn
+ I. EE..llsE. 4 yj,,ssE.EE..]lb
F. RICE. 6 6:
To induce you 10 shop during the iess busy hours
the PALAIs ROYAL offsrs ths same reduced prices
- advertised last week IN Tie szAa ana now sdysr-
tisedin the Post.
REDUCED PRICES ONLY FOR THE FOLLOWING
HoU1a
FROM 10 II A. r.. AND 1noN TOE ?. n.
The Palais Royal il 10 we'll Known - HEADQuAl-
TIERS for Gloves Handkerch,el and fancy eoods that
We deem it only necessary to advertise
VERY PRACTICAL PREsENTa
sorae idea Of the immsnsity Of the stock Of Uphol
stery Goods. Housekeeping Goods BLANKETS and Elan-
nels 10 givon In stating. these departmepte cover the
entire Sd hoor stores Nos II and 1110 Penn
sylvania avenue and 401 403. 4o5 end 4o7 18th
street.
THE ELEVATOR Is situated in paasass adjoining
Glovs dept, which IL Of Store No. lilo Peuna
ave. II will quickly take you TO 'The best lighted and
handsonest Upholstery department in the District"
TABLE COVERS FOR PRESENTS.
Many Thousands Of them-of plush, velour, tapestry
cloth. silk. chenille. &c.
Prices from 75o. to sla
Special bargains arc 20 dos Plush with hand
sonely brocaded borders. 2 feet square, 75c.
10 dog. same quality but size. e1.5O.
10 dox 60 Tspestry covers with deep fringe. only
sI2a
10 dox6-4 Chenille covers with plain csntsrs s225.
figured centers o. So
5 doz extra long Plush table scarfs. szquisassay
embd, $3.50 and &C.
aud Csc. each and worth double these pricea
PIANO COVERS FOR PRHsENTs
We think the best assortment in the city
Cloth. embd $3.50. s3.7S, $3.50 mp TO $40.
Chenille, $3.50 and $3.50
Velour, s17.5o. sl9 and a22.6o.
Plush. e25.
New and handsome styles Of borders.
cr1RrA1Ns FOR pprsrNra
A new department but . specially Of the Pslais
Royal We arc told we are Headquarters for Curssina
We think no store in town sells mors, or IN fact -
many.
NOTTINGHAM Curtains from &c to % pair.
Swiss Curtains from $A75 to s25 pai,
Irish Point Curtains from AZ a5 TO s27, 80 psir.
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n16-3ru
705-707-7 200 Narkst sp.ca

RiSQUEHEAD DOLLS, IN. TALL. Zoe AT.
bis9ne Dolls, In. tail. Csc. Bisque Dolis ia
TAIL 2Sc Wax po!ls ~ In tai. ace; Chiid's isrre
s 1l china Tea Sets, IL pea, &C. BLtM'S 745 and
~ OIL 81 = dl1-Dts
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CH1srz.CovrnrD Down PrLLoxs.
One Of these handsomely recovered with silf
Plush, fancy silk, or crazy patchwork would
make a very acceptable gift
Size IL By 10 inch, only 81. so each
Size Is BY Is inch, only ~ each.
Size 20 by 20 Inch only 81 % each.
Size ~ by 20 inch only 1850 esch.
Fourth noor.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th aud sts nv
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WANTED--LOTS.

NNANTED-THE COOPERATIVE INVESTMENT
w Conpany. with considerable ready capital, desires
to make Immediate purchases. Owners Of desirable
vacant ground aud mediuu-size houses especially in
SHIELDS lOO6 st. NV. dl1-3t
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PocKEr.BooKs Fon XMAS (1IrTs
Woodward & Lothrop have Just opened an ele-
giant line, secured expressly tor the Christmas
trade which have been marked At extremely
low prices:
Pocket-books made from seal, leatherette.
fancy leather and Imitation alligator, all shares
and sizes, plain aud silver-upped. Prices, 80.
81 80, 81, 20, and 90 cents each
Handsome line Of Japanese-leather Pocket
books, stamped in unique Japanese designs,
quaint scenes, figures. letters, &c. finished
with genuine sterling silver. and oxidized
clasps and tips. One OF these would make an
excellent present. Prices. ell SL35. Pc,
e2, $50, 81. rs. e3. a3.50. 1915. -. e4.50.
and $f.75 each.
First floor, rear notion department)
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
Cor. llth aud SITS n ".
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PLusH Wars Fon PnEsESrs.
We invite attention TO our elegant ne OF
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS.
SEAL. PLUSa SHORT WRAPS,
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES and
SEAL PLUSH SEMMARkETS.
Husbands could not make y present which
combines more elements OF utility, comfort, sp-
peGrsnce. with inexpensiveness, than = hand
SEAL Plush JACKETS
SIS, go and S25 each.
SEAL PLUSH NEWMARKErS,
$50 and S75 each.
SEAL FLUSH SACQUES
$50, 335, $40. e45 and ESQ each
SEAL PLUSH SHORT WRAPS,
$50, &25, $50 $50, az so. $40, cas-,
$50, S5s. $40. SIS, $50, 9lO0 and
Sl45 each.
Every garment Is made from selected ma
tsrials, nnished In superior manner, cut In the
latest shapes. and fit perfectly.
(Thfrd floor: two elevators).
WOODWARD LOTHRoP
Cor. 18th and sta NV.
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WANTED

NANTED-MANY PERSONS CALL on US
w every day for furnished and upfurnished rooms
Persons having them for rent will money by
INK Us. Room Renting Agency. 6l2 9th st. nw.d1- Inn
NNANlED-NOw Is YOUR BEST CHANCE To
w rent rooms claim best facilities for renting
same Call for Information. terms, &c. ID. q. PROC
TOR SON. l226 r St. NV nIs-1m
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ZEE y ZEE EERR y
III Erv WV WV e., L,,,B 60

II $s$$**$$ + T. + EEsstfsF
This 10 the season when the most sxsctins demands
made upon the resources of the jewelers. art and
we think our jewery department contains combins-
ton Of novelties unsquaed in this city For instance
we are Offering the newest designs in
LADIES CHAINS. SHIRT STUDS.
GENTS cHAINs BANGLES.
BREAST Pms NEcKLACRs,
HAIR PINS. CUFF puTToNs
LACE PINS. MOURNING GOODS.
BRACELETS.
JET AND RUBBER JKwELRY
WE WILL GIVE YOU FEW PRICES:
Rhine Stone Fob Chains from oS cents up.
Rhine Stone Necklaces from O. As to ss.
Rhine Stone Hsirpins from IS cents 10 s19s
Rhine Stone Brssstpins from 50 cents to 90 cents.
Fine Rolisd-psss cun Buttons from 10 cts to q.
the variety is so large The Jswslry Department IL
risht by the door, you enter Visit it If you want to
zee some novelties in gift good.
T /. T. I. {. T HE"HE| T. r
ssees 90 90 BDP1 ssss
$ssssss &c $s s. E. Rnj$ s.. IS
wensvsr bad large extensive . stock Of leather
goods at the holiday season - We have now The de-
psrsent contains everything that could possibly be
dssiredin
POCKET BOOKS. sATCHELs.
PURSES. HAND BAGS,
GARD CASES, PoRTMANTxAUx.
There Is every variety at all prices Of every quality
and in every design
We are selling seal. japanese and Calfskin pocket
books, 8, 2. 8 and inches long. at from CSC. up.
We are selling long pockstbooks from CSC to s5.
We selling stylish alligator skn long pocket
book with oIydized silver Dap and clasp At CSC. and
one in fancy feathers at sI.25.
We are selling purses at from 4Se to s3, made Of
seal japanese and genuine alligator leather.
wear selling children's sa,chels at csc, and ladies'
satchels ,t fron 400 IA q,
It don't make any difference what you are LOOKING
for in leather goods-waether it be lowpriced or high
priced. We can show it to You.
You will find our leather-eoods department right
next to our jewelry department.
We are open Nightly until O'Clock.
E +: g. ! ! III
NM s M M I. ERR Esf SS0S HuHEE.n
zsfH Fl / / II / S sos III III E. En-:
dls s1s-s1s 7TH ST n. W.
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BOYS OvERcoArs Fon Presents.

BoYy OvERcoArs Fon Presents
You could not give your boy more substan.
tiAi and apprecistIve Christmas gait than tus
Overcoat. We have an excellent assortment,
embracing:
MELTON OvERCOATS,
CAINCHILLA OVERCOATS,
KERSEY OVERCoATS,
MONTAGNAC OVEkCOATS,
FINE BEAVER OvERCOATS.
WHIP-CORD ONERCOATS,
PLAIN CHEvIUT OVERCOATS
IRISH ChEVIUT ONERCOATS,
sc ITCH PLAID OvERCOATS,
Fanny PLAID 0yERCOATS,
FANCY CHECKED OyEkCOATS.
In neat dark patterns best wearing colors;
made single and double breasted. with aud
without capes. Sizes zk TO IL years.
PRICES:
$3.50, %. $3.50. %. $3.50. %, $3.50, 90,
IS. 30, 80, 80. 30. $40, Sal. &l2. ola aud els
each.
Variety enough to suit any taste.
(Third floor: two eIevatorsD
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor. l1th and sts NV.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED : FOR IMMEDIATE CASH PUR
Apes room srst House iron dS So to q o ooS
Do Do do Capitol Hii. iSo% sssSo to
Have = party wanting TO invest $40. 600 in small
houses making o good in vtstrnent
dI9-3t DAVID D. STONE, SOC + st. NV.
WANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WANTS TO
w Join party in nducting large boarding house
in the northwest will rent furnished house where
the occupants will board Address HOME star
Office d19-3ts
XVANTED-A WIDOW LADY FROM MARI LAND.
w experienced IN keeping boar1ers wishes fur
nished House. central. All rent taken IN board with
priv Iege Of other boarders; gentlemans house pre-
ferred. Address CENTRAL. Star ofice dist
XKyANTED OF OwNERs-A TWO STORY PRESS
w brick trout dwelling Of roons a each hoor)
ba room, cellar and good yard IN. L. basement,
located between and 4 and 9TH and 10th a. W.;
iment-Four good brick dwellings with mod imp in
desirable location, for e. 500 each cash. Also press
brick front dwelling with mod fmpts. between 9TH
and l6th and south OF sts for So 300, half cash. bal
ance in monthly payments. WM. II. BARsTow. 6l5
9TH NV. dlo-6t
WANTED-DIRECT FROM owNERs IMPROVED
w and uninIroved Property to sell Quick sales and
moderate commission, Apply to s. c. HILL cor sth
and h SITS. d9-2w'
HVANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w aud Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
rlaced with will he literally advertised at ex-
pense Rculs collected Estates managed. Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMSON.
jei3 1913 FISH, Adjoining sun Building.
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FOR SAIE-IOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
l. ave. ssor, d.,ssee north q parSat ciSeis and
near New Hampshire 80 cent? gar sqsre foot
s.S sasss '' ss % ST. D'r sls s
EoR sALE-s INTLREsr IN 10000 FEEI
u ground, well located northesst.s, lie also Houses
s;, sscoo sso6 sieS 1890 sc9 ssS2 ssSe
hoE, heal Estate AGENT sOs Hast Capitol 81 disc
ssAi. a., and sors TIE ElI,,st
st. SIS: mass ave- a. So bt IN sns is,s
'i iso st. bet 22 sss ssd l b. SIS risr
F,8 RS sa lie, OF JHE BEST LOCATED LoTs
dl7,3, Addre.. NORTHWEST, star Othcs.
l,oR sALE-BY rHos, @. RENsEY.
Capitol ct. be, 6,S and 5th' 20, ias per
Soanasfy e., opposite y J. ave NV per f....-- zsc.
columb,s Heights 18Th ST extended S8e
dl T-2w
EoR SALON MARYLAND AVE- AND 10Th
tack 70 loioot alley sub lot H. square a6 use per
font vito rts easy terms so sub lsi - corner oh 81
MELLER a REpErrI
ESoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT on sTH
swoEMsrIbT / SeapLEy,
Il Lots an NJ Pleasant for $500 and 1000
dT-2w. isaso ~,
EoR sALE-FoURDEsIRkDI.E LOTS 81 ssxos. OR
IL hve l7sx6o. M three blocks of Dupont Circle
ferk tgyhesp pre- si23 per foot Arpl' CHARLES
l,oR sALE-IHE BksT INyEsTMENr or THE
Il Day-I Offer Building Lots grail, and on street
or avenue within four SQUARES VI lennsy ave.
st i cara for only $500 esshs.5 a.sp nslsncs
n-E-Sal. l42s Ne. fork ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


;E Esn rs Sa, 10, PaSK STOCK roR ALE
TINS stock s RAPIDLY Increasing ~ yslns
dle-3t 20 kellos. Buillur, l4lo b st.
NOR sALR-..3 SHARES NATIONAL. UNION IN
L sarance stock, Dividend January 4.
This company Is IN PROSPEROUS condition
dIa-3t 20 Keliory Building. isI0Fs,.
..INsTANrANEous ART OF NEVER FORGET
meats" Columns see l. cofIERE anu q Il
Ion dtl sAL Ia Min noUTEs, TWO WAGONS
ons dsT sdaSess s CASH i s.sr oe ''d dls s"
w ing over a. per month. rare chance price $50
Sf1 ss xfSe 4ds zig fstS 81 saS
A \ EXPERIENCE DENTIST DESIRES PART
rsr !. aaS o. 4, ,Ss e9 =, With capital e
s spscsai'iss IN the Profession Address ..r
Il DRUG stores in Washington. A rare chsSce for .
'SS1In@s energetic man Address Boz Al s.r once.
XVANTED-ALL THOSE WHO HAVE PRACTICAL,
w ,nxel.slons or p.tsnts 70 comm ufiests With tie
rpf , s,. 10 us. and aim 81 the
Ssst6 Vest xddfsss ' i%%Sdsisy a.ssf
DARTIFs DESIRING TO BUY. SELL or ~.
L change Local Stoke and bonds, should cali upon
a,5-,~ % Kt IhASk kI a hsL2 ,sIaf,
IroR SALE DRUG STORE, WE'LL EsTAB-
lished and centre u located. VIA be sod al bar
FAN; g,Sd reAso-s for selling HEBRON kAhti:
lose OF THE BEsT BUSINESS PROPER
" ties in the clty.-LOi and part lot ), square
322, front NIX 81 feet on l2tA IT. between
Pennsylvania ave. and ID SITS. Inusdlately north q
the palais Royal. by defth Of loo feet. viii
sell the south 90 feel OF the same.
H. GoLDsBOBouGa co.
o22-3m l405 y ~.
u ICh CO. BANKERS.
Successors to Jacob Rich. eIs I5thst
Loans aud Discounts Speciality
Interest allowed on Time Dsposts n2l-lm
ok PER CENT LOANS GUARANTEED BY THR
kJomahs Loan and Trust 90, Hon. A 7. MlMAN,
late Treasurer Quilted States President Interest aud
Principal paid By the Chemical National Bank
M. n PARKER Washing. on Agent.
s03-3m lsls Il
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PERSONAL.

sSUNsrASTANEoUs ART OF NEVER FORGET
II TIAG" see ESPECIAL Notices" and -AInuss-
,o.1tss coiumna 4. &c. COLLIEk4 Ii
TaMys A NcDEvITT. CHARLES n FLINDER
Al Deterfiye Agency. Rooms No eU5 Pa ave NV
rhss sSeucS indsJrnocnto ct 0ovtrpHenf nzunko.
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EANCY wORK-BOxEs. CONTENTS, SCISSORS,
Writing Desks, CSC BLUN,S
d17-2ts 74S and TAI 9Th st g. e.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-23

Miss Gabrielle Greeley. The only
surviving child 81 the late Horace
Greeley. lives on her fathers Chappa-
qua farm with two lady friends.
The new volume II the ''Story q
the Nations" series will BE- Hungary"
BY Prof vambery. II Is tho first his
tory u that country written In English
- Bar Harbor boasts Of = $4,000
washerwomnn. Her house. which she
owns. Is worth that much; but she re-
fuses 10 sell II. and continues 70 scrub
and starch as o. yorc.
The town Of Augusta. Me-. with
population Of only 5000 souls, IL the
headquarters Of - monthly maya.
hines. which have . confined circula-
ton Of l.lOo00o COPIES Three q
these have circulation Of 10000.
Of 800. 900. and IL Of $4,000 Six q
them are devoted 20 agriculture and
the remainder are literary.
DIR. Ernest 7. Holman. u New
York. has dog that is almost the
equal of human servant Her name
Is Victoria. but ''vic" l. what she
thinks II is She gets her master hal.
gloves, whip, her own muxzlc. or what
ever else he calls for. and when she is
out shooting with the doctor he TALKS
TO her exactly a he would to man.
and she understands and obcys him
perfectly.
The favorite authors in an English
young mems institute are Ruskin
and Kingsley. Ruskin does not like
the association and writes Of the
author a "Hypatia'': There was much
in Kingsley that was delightful 70 raw
thinkers and men generally remain
raw in this climate He was
fIawcd. partly rotten. partly distorted
person. but may be read with adyant-
age by numbers who could not under
stand a word Of me-"
Ono % General Grants hest an
swers 10 any question was his reply to
William NJ Evarts. who. in speaking
about Mr.. Bcechcr. asked: why Is It.
General. thzf little fault in . clergy
man attracts more notice than great
fault in m ordinary man?" Per-
haps." said the General. thougEtfilly.
III IS for the same reason that a slight
shadow passing over the pure snow is
more readily seen than river Of dirt
on the black earth =
Miss Sophia Tricoupis. sister Of the
Prime Minister Of Greece, Is one Of The
leaders Of Athenian society. She is a
slender. fras'.e-looking old lady. who
lives surrounded with flowers Her
brothers friends. knowing her fond
ness for them. send her dozens Of bou-
quets every day. She never ''goes
any where" but receives from ten
o'clock in TIN morning until midnight.
In Athens she Is power. As cor
respondent she is indefatigable. writ
| ing dozens a letters in as many differ
emit languages every day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-23
THE PEOPLES PARTY.

=. Y.as.rn Editor resss WIZ Democracy
Wns VICTORIOUS tn 1879 aBd 1854
Since its--under the circumstances
overwhelming defeat at the polls near
" three years ago. the Republican
party has been trying to convince itself
and the outside word that that defeat
was the result Of an accident, or acci-
dents. and As consequences the merest
incidents, unimportant either in them
selves or their relations. have been
marshaled together and paradcd as the
causes Of the party's disastrous defeat
In this way Brother Burchard's un-
fortunate ALTERATION on the eve Of the
battle in New York has been made to
do duty as one Of the principal causes
of Blaines defeat. There are other in
cidcnts equally a. triliing that have
been used in the same way and for the
same purpose. The closcncss Of the
\ vote IN certain localities like New York
and New Jersey makes this theory
1 seem plausible. and yet never was there
theory % unfounsled.
The history " this country from lis
beginning shows that the sentiment Of
it, people. when in anormal condition,
Is favorable to the principles underly'
ing the Democratic party. II accident.
have played a part in politics at all the
Republicans have been the gamers b.
them rather than the losers. Tho M,
normal has always been the bcnciicia
~ of accidents not the normal Had
q not been for accidents and blundcr,
the Democratic party would not hav'
. lost power In 1860. and had Il not beci
Cor tho abormal condition Of affair
following the suppression q The rsbsl